Sentence examples for in which to represent from inspiring English sources

Fuzzy logic provides a way in which to represent qualitative thought (for example observations of the environment used by Indigenous peoples) in a quantitative way (such as numerical data used in Western scientists in their observation of the environment).

Bruce persisted in this difficult arrangement until May 1944 when he became completely disillusioned and resigned, choosing other forums in which to represent Australia in London.

GLS approach provides a natural framework in which to represent some evolutionary features that arise from phylogenetic association [28].

The application forms include two 8½" diameter circles, representing coins, in which to create drawings.

There are also moments in "Style" in which I wanted to represent the relationship between a man and woman, as a husband and wife, coach and athlete, choreographer and dancer.

Two recurrent mutations in BRCA1 were identified, which appear to represent founder mutations in this population.

Unlike Rokita, Dale lives in the district in which he wants to represent.

Additionally, the paper presents a method to identify the nonlinearity existing in building thermal behavior, which permits to represent the building by separated linear and nonlinear blocks.

Metafiction is fiction that openly admits it's an artificial creation -- as opposed to naturalism, in which art strives to represent real life.

Right after the 1992 election, Mr. Dole, then the Senate minority leader, sent a letter to G.O.P. loyalists in which he purported to represent the 57percentt of Americans who voted against the Clinton-Gore ticket.

Using these averages over 50 trials, notwithstanding the fact that there is some variation trial-to-trial in which genes represent a pathway, we select the top scoring in terms of mean validation accuracy.